TOOL

Web Terminal

Browser-based terminal access via ttyd. SSH into remote servers or access local shell from anywhere with just a web browser.

bash

user@server:~$ ssh production.example.com
Connected to production.example.com

production:~$ docker ps
CONTAINER ID   IMAGE          STATUS
a1b2c3d4e5f6   nginx:latest   Up 2 hours
b2c3d4e5f6a1   api:v2.1.0     Up 2 hours
c3d4e5f6a1b2   postgres:15    Up 3 days

production:~$ tail -f /var/log/app.log
[INFO] Request handled in 45ms
[INFO] Request handled in 32ms
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Capabilities

Full Terminal Access

Complete shell access in your browser. Run commands, edit files, and manage processes.

SSH Gateway

Use ttyd as an SSH gateway to access remote servers without local SSH client.

Session Sharing

Share terminal sessions with teammates for pair programming or debugging.

Custom Shells

Run bash, zsh, fish, or any shell. Configure your environment as needed.

Copy/Paste Support

Full clipboard integration. Copy and paste between browser and terminal.

Mobile Friendly

Works on tablets and phones. Manage servers from anywhere.

Quick Start

1. Run ttyd

bash

$ docker run -d -p 7681:7681 tsl0922/ttyd bash

2. Expose via ASD tunnel

bash

$ asd tunnel terminal up

3. Access from anywhere

text

→ https://terminal.tunnel.asd.host

Use Cases

Remote Development

Access your development environment from any device

Server Management

Manage servers without installing SSH clients

Pair Programming

Share terminal sessions for collaborative debugging

Mobile Operations

Emergency server access from your phone

Security Reminder

Always use authentication when exposing terminal access. ASD supports Basic Auth, OIDC, and JWT validation for tunnel endpoints.

Official Documentation

ttyd is an open-source project. Learn more from the official GitHub repository.

View ttyd on GitHub

Frequently Asked Questions

Is web terminal access secure?

ttyd itself provides the terminal interface. When exposed via ASD tunnel, always enable authentication (Basic Auth, OIDC, or JWT). Never expose unauthenticated terminal access to the internet.

Can multiple people share a terminal session?

Yes, ttyd supports read-only sharing mode. Multiple team members can view the same terminal session, making it ideal for pair programming and debugging together.

Which shells does ttyd support?

ttyd can run any shell or command: bash, zsh, fish, sh, or custom scripts. You specify the command when starting ttyd, giving you full flexibility.

Is ttyd free to use?

Yes, ttyd is open-source and free. ASD provides secure tunnel access so you can access your terminal from anywhere with proper authentication.

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